October's Very Own Links With Callaway and Vessel for a Golf Capsule
While Callaway and Vessel bring the technical credibility, OVO's creative direction positions the capsule as more of a cultural play than a technical innovation push. Case in hand: the campaign images which featureOVO Nikoleaning fully into the aesthetic with Jordan golf shoes on foot and cigar in hand. It's a reminder that golf's new audience is equally attuned to streetwear cues as they are to more conventional polos and chinos.
And while this isn't Drake's first golf crossover (that distinction belongs to Nocta), it shows OVO's commitment to weaving golf into its lifestyle orbit. The drop is available now viathe brand's online shop.
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